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Dunzo Daily to increase delivery time and reduce distance: Report

Company backed by Reliance Retail won't expand to new cities after burning more than Rs 100 cr in the last quarter

Dunzo raises $240 mn in round led by Reliance to take on Amazon, Flipkart
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BS Web Team New Delhi
Quick commerce company Dunzo aims to expand operations and cut expenses of its grocery delivery service as competition picks up in the sector, said a media report on Thursday.

The company aims to incentivise 60-minute deliveries so that it can batch several orders together and reduce cost, reported the Economic Times (ET). It will focus less on long-distance deliveries aiming to save Rs 8-10 per order by avoiding such deliveries. The company has stalled its plan to expand to 15 cities and will focus on seven cities it has business in, ET said. (Not clear what that sentence means)

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